Meprate tablet process

2022-05-05 06:20:29
As per gyne advice i'm taking meprate tablet , as doc said take for 5 days and wait for next 7 days for periods...is this actual process of this medicine ..only completing 5 days only after I will get period. Will it come earlier also? Let say i will take 1 days twice and next day will I get my period or not? Please suggest
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Usually 5 days is needed to bring about an appreciable change in hormones to bring about periods in moderate amount. When you will get your periods varies from person to person.

Answered2022-05-05 06:50:45

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Answered2022-05-05 06:25:17

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Nope it would not come as per your choice, the medications is to be taken in a definite dosage and for definite time

Answered2022-05-05 15:07:01

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Yes Can come anytime after the last dose upto ten days

Answered2022-05-05 06:54:40

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You have to wait for 7-10 days after taking the medicines for menses. Time to get menses varies from person to person. Generally it doesn’t come immediately on next day after stopping pill. You have to take complete course of medicines to get menses.

Answered2022-05-05 06:24:02

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